NComputing X550

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May, 2024

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Expert review by : Tom Henderson (techworld.com)

NComputing X550 review

The X550 is a genuine old-fashioned terminal server with a twist. One or two PCIe ports are needed in a server box to host NComputing's Ethernet boards. A small, smartphone-sized box called the XD2 has speaker, Ethernet, PS/2-style mouse and keyboard...

It's a small office/retail/branch scheme that we found worked simply and was difficult to load down with work in a multi-core desktop server box (we used a dual-core HP media server). The X550 is an old-school idea with a virtualisation-controlled...

Jan, 2010

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Expert review by : Dave Jansen (smartoffice.com.au)

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If you are setting up a business, looking for way to save money on a multiple PC set up or even want to reduce costs in your current network you should definitely look into NComputing.

Saves money and electricity; Reduces environmental impact; Smart and effective way to set up a network; Easy to use and install; Unlimited low cost upgrade potential; Reduces PC maintence requirements

Only has D-Sub for monitor and PS2 ports for keyboard/mouse; Need to set up USB ports seperately; Limitations in PC placement and in what applications can run on the workstations

Apr, 2009

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Expert review by (smarthouse.com.au)

NComputing X550

If you are setting up a business, looking for way to save money on a multiple PC set up or even want to reduce costs in your current network you should definitely look into NComputing.

Saves money and electricity ; Reduces environmental impact ; Smart and effective way to set up a network ; Easy to use and install ; Unlimited low cost upgrade potential ; Reduces PC maintence requirements

Only has D-Sub for monitor and PS2 ports for keyboard/mouse ; Need to set up USB ports seperately ; Limitations in PC placement and in what applications can run on the workstations

Apr, 2009

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